Brilliant Evening for Durdall Tuesday Club at High School
The Tuesday Club and friends were hosted by the Durdall high school faculty on Tuesday evening. Supt Towle Principal Minnie J Coate and Professors Jones and Cruikshank issued unique invitations. After a banquet, Miss Anna Rutherford spoke on Prince Henry, T P Harrington on the dignity of the Senate, Mrs Ferguson described New Orleans observations, and Warrington entertained. The event closed with games and expressions of gratitude to the faculty and club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durdall
Supt, Towle
Minnie J. Coate
Jones and Cruikshank
Clu
N. Spencer
B. Hutchins
Anna Rutherford
Prince Ienry
T. .P. Harrington
Senate
Our Farm Department on stock foods and dairy care
A farm department article covers cheap stock food mixtures, feeding cows for spring work, and general livestock care. It cites a $5 mix using corn meal, salts, spice, and additives, plus guidance on protein rich feeds and dairy readiness. It also notes oleomargarine legislation and urges prompt rural mail route delivery to farmers.
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Gentlan
Heard
Faymers’ Institute
New York State
Congress
Senate
Ballroom mishap and Uncle Tom’s Cabin critique at local venue
A judge at a Sioux City ball ripped trousers and fled to a dressing room where his wife showed him a door that led into the ballroom. Randall, editor of the George Courier, reports a crowd endured high ticket prices for the Uncle Tom’s Cabin troupe with sharp satire on the play and performances.
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Estherville
Sioux City
Sam
Wisworth Merald
Randall
The
George Courier
Tliza
Topsy
Towa
Kentucly
Tough on the Dudes and Trusts Mentioned in editorials
The Campton Chronicle extols the rugged country boy as a fighter in life while the Onawa Sentinel critiques Congress for focusing on federal salaries over lowering duties on trust controlled goods. Both papers reflect sharp editorial voices on social class and government policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campton
Onawa Sentinel
Run on Chamberlains Cough Remedy at Glade Springs VA
A. I. Clark, a druggist at Glade Springs Virginia, reports selling twelve bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy between eleven a m and closing time on January 25 1901. He praises the medicine's broad local use and customer satisfaction noting many Virginia residents testify to its cures and reliability for coughs and grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Glade Spings
Chamberlain
Virginia
R H. Millar
Ring of Love charms Algona crowd in home talent show
A stormy Saturday night at the opera house featured the first appearance of local youth in The Ring of Love. Miss Cary as fairy queen, Misses Lu and Emma Smith, Spon holt, and Tellier in white dresses impressed with musical talents. The cast included Howland Smith, Norman Hart, Charley Kennedy, Percy Ball, B.&. Barbarka, Tessamine Jones, Dr. Kroh, Tim Darrington, Miss McDijf, Mrs. Beers at piano, and the Algona orchestra. A playful finale performance and a rose bouquet for Dr Kroh drew laughs. Banking notes followed with unusually high deposit activity, totaling about 1.225 million in five days as eastern money flows in with land-title transfers.
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Opera House
Miss Cary
Misses Lu
Emma Smith
Sponholt
Tellier
Moonbeam
Sunbeam
Charming
Pilot
Bobolink
Hades
Howland Smith
Alfred
Norman Hart
Charley Kennedy
Percy Ball
B.&. Barbarka
Evil
Sooth
Truth
Miss McDijf
Hugh Smith
Lomel
Susan
Spencer
Mrs. Beers
Algona Orchestra
Dr. Kroh
Record Breaker Past Week Sees Huge Land and Money Movement
A county history notes an unprecedented week as banks report heavy activity with large sums of money changing hands and extensive land deals. The text highlights record deposits and withdrawals across banks, illustrating a surge in financial transactions.
St Benedict Townsite Transfer In Prairie Township Deal
Geo G Call sold the townsite of St Benedict to G G Studer and Frank Arndorfer. The nine thousand dollar price excludes the bank interest. Studer and Arndorfer are prosperous Prairie township farmers who pledge personal attention to the town’s welfare and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. G. Call
G. G. Studer
F. Arndorfer
Frank Arndorfer
Geo. C. Call
St. Benedict
Mr. Call
Messrs. Studer
Arndorfer
Prairie Township
Under Roosevelt Orders Anti-Trust Actions Hit California Firms
Los Angeles reports that corporations in California with near a billion dollars in combined capital, accused of restraint of trade, will be prosecuted under the Sherman act. Federal attorney Joseph A. Call, previously handling Southern Pacific and land grant cases, is authorized by Attorney General Knox and President Roosevelt to file new suits in the United States Circuit Court in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo. Harry Call
Record-Herald
Los Angeles
Cal
California
The
Express
Joseph A. Call
Knox
Roosevelt
United States Circuit
San Francisco
Waverly nurseries man wins Paris expo bronze medal
Jawa Leads att Nations and Elmer Beevey of Waverly nurseries received a fine bronze medal from Paris exposition commissioners for the best fruit display at the 1900 World’s Fair in Paris. Apples shown were Wealthy and Duchess varieties. Reeves earns statewide press notice for the exhibit effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Beevey
Waverly
Paris
Land King Hanne Buys Bain 200 Acre Farm in Prairie
Banker Geo W Hanne adds the Bain 200 acre farm in south Prairie township to his holdings at 57.50 per acre. The parcel joins his north and east ranches, bringing his town soil total to 2122 acres in one block and pushing his overall holdings beyond 4700 acres. La Verne News.
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Geo. W. Hanne
Bain
South Prairie Township
George
la Verne News
Farmers Nordin Edlund Leave for Alberta Canada
Left the United States. Nils Nordin and August Edlund departed on Tuesday for Alberta, Canada, where several former citizens had already settled. Both are thrifty farmers and hope northern riches await. Best wishes from 798 friends accompany them.
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United States
Nils Nordin
August Edlund
Alberta
Canada
Fragmented OCR text summary becomes unclear record
The source text is garbled and contains unclear phrases about a group called the Hay Fey Association and references to consumption and sufferers. No coherent event, date, or names are discernible to form a factual news item.
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Hay: Fey ‘Association
Wes Dring
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Algona
Rock Island Disc
Rock Island
Rowell and Tiger
Stirling Seeder
Moline
Sulky
Gang
Bradley X-Ray Sulky
Reel Island Sulky
Rock Island Corn
Avery
Endgate
Gauge & Converse
Woodford, Wheeler & Tompkins
Frederick M. Curtiss
Ofive Over Kossuth County State Bank
Iowa
Raymond B. C. Raymond Raymond & Raymond, Attorneys AT Law
GEO
Clarke Chara
Comenour Clarke & Cohenour
Attorneys AT Law
Algona, Iowa
E. V. Swetting
Tf. Harrington J. J. Rickinson
Harrington & Dickinson
Offtue Aver County
J. W. Sullivan
McMahon Sullivan
B. H. Clarke
Spencer W. Crowell
Bem Copan
Cotant & Cotant, Law and Real Herth
Kossuth County State Bank
Aegons
WD. Hinchon
Quice
John Galyraith Block
Mevilliery
State B Street
F. L. Tribon
Boston Block
C. D
Omes I Malse Block
Call Street
Algona, Towa
BJ. Gay
Miler & Specht's Drug Store
Call St. Algona
J. 8
Kroh
Heise Block
Algona, Yowa
Glasier
Algona State Bank
A. L. Rist
A. D. Clarke & CO
Cheap Farm Loans
Dbes
Algone State Bank
Our Farm Department
Uncle Tom
Chamberlains
Ring of Love
Cieh Bank
Weaver
Jawa
Land King
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